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City to Dunshaughlin commute time

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  • 03-11-2008 8:49pm
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    miamee
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    Hi there,
    I hope this post is in the right place.

    I had to drive this evening from city centre to Dunshaughlin and it took me two hours :o
    I've to do the same thing again tomorrow at 5pm and I have to stick to a specified route. The traffic was practically at a standstill from the Clonee exit on the N3 to the turn off for Trim & Ratoath...all I want to know is, is it always like this in the evenings??
    I'm supposed to be at a class in Finglas at 6.30pm tomorrow night but if the traffic is anything like tonight I am either going to have to cancel the driving or be very late to class.

    Any helpful info you can give me would be great, thanks folks :)
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    Mr Magnolia
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    Sometimes it moves quicker than others there. Mondays are normally particularly bad so you may be alright.


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    Milo98
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    miamee wrote: »
    Hi there,
    I hope this post is in the right place.

    I had to drive this evening from city centre to Dunshaughlin and it took me two hours :o
    I've to do the same thing again tomorrow at 5pm and I have to stick to a specified route. The traffic was practically at a standstill from the Clonee exit on the N3 to the turn off for Trim & Ratoath...all I want to know is, is it always like this in the evenings??
    I'm supposed to be at a class in Finglas at 6.30pm tomorrow night but if the traffic is anything like tonight I am either going to have to cancel the driving or be very late to class.

    Any helpful info you can give me would be great, thanks folks :)

    Hey
    Its particularly bad at the moment due to all the construction on the N3, somedays are worse then others though. My hint would be go off at Clonee & go through the village instead of using the by-pass- you will cut at least 20-40mins off your journey time if traffic is bad at the end of the dual carraige way & if its okay at the end no harm done as it takes as long as it does driving the by-pass. This noramlly the slowest part of the road as you have 3 lanes becoming one. :)


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    miamee
    Moderators, Social & Fun Moderators, Regional East Moderators, Regional North West Moderators Posts: 12,211 Mod ✭✭✭✭miamee


    Hey thank you both, you have given me a little hope for this evening :)
    Fingers crossed it'll be a bit better tonight, I don't envy people who have to do that every night :O


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    campervan
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    miamee wrote: »
    Hey thank you both, you have given me a little hope for this evening :)
    Fingers crossed it'll be a bit better tonight, I don't envy people who have to do that every night :O

    yes its great fun :mad: sooner we get the m3 the better! been doin this mad commute for 2 years +


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    miamee
    Moderators, Social & Fun Moderators, Regional East Moderators, Regional North West Moderators Posts: 12,211 Mod ✭✭✭✭miamee


    Oh God! I only did it for a week and that was enough! In fairness the 2 hour commute was a once off, it was never that long again. Still a long oul trek though


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